Want something to cheer you up after a long day? Need a bit of a giggle? Some sing-songs and dancing? Look no further this movie is so fun from start to finish, following Suzuki who has a strong hatred towards musicals finds herself being in one every time she hears music after being hypnotized, the story is strangely unique! I couldn't help myself but smile every time she heard music and starts to dance, it contains different styles of dance which is interesting and fun to watch and it really switches up the mood which was really enjoyable to watch!
It also shows unlikely friendships that form, from singing and dancing, which is a really big part of the movie and shows Suzuki really finding herself.
I would definitely recommend this to someone who wants to something short and light-hearted this really ticks the box when you need something to cheer you up!

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This was a short fun drama to watch, could it of been longer? yes, but it was paced nicely, enough time to show development in relationships and enough for the story to flow and an interesting mystery to keep you guessing. The cinematography was one word, GORGEOUS, the scenery , the colors and just the beautiful angles that are aesthetically pleasing
The romance and friendship is a big part of the drama, especially the trio of unlikely friends, I loved the diversity of characters and how different each one was.
The mystery was intriguing but nothing too original, but it was fun to watch with a comedic spin on it, but the school violence seemed pretty unrealistic and confusing at times when is done in plain sight.
I liked the acting, each actor felt like they fit each character well with the personalities. I wish we saw more of Don Hyuk's and his girlfriend's backstory more though .
The music was average not really any songs I would put on my playlist.
Overall the drama was enjoyable and really pretty to watch It's an easy watch and is fun, with comedic and serious scenes which balance each other out.

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"I can speak" the movie initially is about the growth of friendship between an older woman and a younger man, what starts off as a sour start to their relationship turns into a sweet friendship after Park Min Jae (Lee Je Hoon) teaches Na Ok Boon (Na Moon Hee) English out of guilt, as she had asked many times and he refused. I've never watched an anti-Japan film before so I don't want to add anything to that side of the subject, as I could come off seeming offensive to some people, anyway the story was nothing too special like I said mostly about the friendship side which took a lead role in the majority of the film. Despite that it was quite an enjoyable movie to watch, especially as the movie gradually got more interesting in the second half.

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